…Gibson. In the loneliness and isolation of their existence, this Ubuhle sister finds comfort in the therapy of beading, the art of making art. Zandile returns to the life she……
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…Magazine, 2024, Jan/March Issue. Photo: Alexa Kari. Alexa is also a community artist, actively engaging the London community through workshops and events. “There’s not really a better artistic space than……
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…symbolic, and spiritual sense. The seasonal and communal nature of living environments in which people survived and thrived with so little, and the importance of handmade felt to people’s sustained……
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…dresses with pockets. Patterned shirts and dark pants, with and without stretchy waistbands. That’s my wardrobe. My choice is based on comfort and cost, and a bit of vanity. Thankfully,……
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…copper, pigment, manual cloqué, 84″ x 42″. The prairie unfolds before me. It’s the unexpected discoveries, the surprise happenings in nature, that are inspiring and comforting to me at the……
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…woven heavy bristol paper, acrylics, graphite, ink, 4″ x 7″ x 15″. For more information on FibreWorks Studio & Gallery, go to: fibreworksgallery.com, and to keep updated on what the……
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Lena Klett is a current MFA candidate in Arizona State University’s Fibers Program, and recently completed her first year of graduate school. I first met Lena at Anderson Ranch Art……
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…beauty in an attempt to further understand the relationship between my work and the world around me. Below are the beginning stages of this manifesto or compendium that I’m working……
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…signed up. What a difference a day makes! That workshop completely changed my life and for the next 20 years, I ONLY wove with wire and yarn! Christine Miller Navigation……
Read More »…the Netherlands, Nevis, Norway, Qatar, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, and the USA. The energizing and comprehensive program of lectures, panel discussions, member meetings, vendor fairs, and textile arts……
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